Monoki Military Tactical Backpack for Men, Large Army 3 Day Assault Pack, Molle Bag Rucksack, Emergency Backpack, Range Bag

So far I like the bag, in the package it will look small since its vacuum sealed but it is huge, more space than I expected but it is a 42L. The inside is pretty sealed up so water definitely wont go in. Fits 18inch laptop, the water bottle holder is standard 16oz depends on the shape maybe more. The straps are solid definitely. The multi tool kit is really nice, it's small, compact and it has some nice weight into it. I've package about t days worth of clothes for work since I work in the hospital and it's still very spacious for more. Definitely worth the buy even though it took long cause of problems.[Update]So after using it for some a few things started breaking. First was the main zipper. I've had it fixed a few times. These suppers cannot handle abuse as much as a thought. And it doesn't repel was as well that they say. Water will leak on medium to heavy rain. Once the zipper broke i didn't wanna get it fixed again. It was a great back but I just which the zippers were better quality.

This bag looks good, was a good size for a bigger guy, and is super durable. I take it to work daily and to carry groceries. I have had it loaded to busting several times with no issues. If it eventually comes apart I will definitely order another. Well worth the money.

Very roomy! A lot of storage. Stitching great. Money very well spent. They style is very combat.

This is a great back pack . holds a 15" laptop easily in the front or back of the bag. Straps seem sturdy but the zippers are the weak spot they are light to light medium duty and roughly handled seem like they wouldn't last, not as tough as the zippers on my military pack, but all things being equal this is a superb buy if you are looking for a nice backpack

It’s gonna sound sappy but this bag has gone with me everywhere since I got it during lockdown while covid was running rampant. Great bag, does it’s job, had to sew some spots, it’s been my buddy and it’s gotten character with use.

If using as a shooting bag. There are holders in the first front pocket that will hold 7 pistol magazines. I bought two mag holders for the mol pac outside. Wish i had known the inside pocket was made for mags. Has a couple hidden pockets one inside the main compartment has a large patch of soft velcro hoop sewn in. a px4 beretta with light fits nicely without a holster and covers with a pocket flap that conceals. Also on the other side main pocket is a ipad size side separation with a flap. Pack is really well thought out. Back is rubberized and stay secure on your back. Outside back has another hidden pocket with d ring snap closure. The inside again has a soft velcro loop patch sewn in. Bottom has a velcro strap for a small roll up to about 3 inches. This bag again is really well thought out. I had an identical bag picked out that did not have the very top small pouch. I then came across this pack for cheaper with the added pocket but also the extra clips and bottle holder. The clips are nice and designed for the mol pack. The bottle holder is of really high quality however it is rather small in diameter. Will have to specifically shop for a bottle if thats what you are using it for. I use it for my bungee tac sling. it looks really cheap as a free be how ever. its not. its solid.

Plenty of pouches but not enough for it to be a nuisance.Starting from biggest pouch to smallest;Bottom pouch is able to be opened completely which helps storage and organization quite a lot as you won't have to stuff things down the pouch without a good idea of how it looks, great design. It comes with two compartments on the opposite side for storage as well as a lined backing which you can put something like a towel or blanket in.The middle pouch is more of the same but with great organization, expect the same package but in a smaller profile.The smallest (third) pouch is the same but with a focus on smaller compartments for things such as notepads, pens, tools, etc. and this is probably where you'll store things like those.The front two pouches are more of the same so I won't go into detail, it's good.The straps that go around your chest and your waist can be taken off if you don't want them and want to keep the backpack more low key, I store it in the front middle sized pouch just in case I need it. There are two tie down points to compress the backpack and it helps a lot if you have lots of fabric likes clothes that like to puff up and make the backpack look fuller than it actually is.Tons of "molle" like system all around the front and sides of the backpack for extensions but honestly if you're using this as a get-home bag you probably won't need to use the extensions for big extensions because you'll sacrifice mobility and possibly end up being detrimental to yourself (you're probably not as fit as you think you are). Try it out sometime before over stuffing your bag, go on a hike or dry run. If you have a treadmill try running a mile or just walking a mile with your current setup.Tie down at bottom for something like a sleeping bag/blanket is great too. If not in use it has a "loop" so that the straps aren't just hanging loosely and might catch on something.10/10 design all around, not even including the gifts which are great additions.What more could you possibly expect/want for less than $30 shipped to your door?

It lasted me a few months till the plastic strap adjuster broke